pwdisswordfishq

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by pwdisswordfishq 2mo ago
https://git-scm.com/docs/git-request-pull
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by pwdisswordfishq 2mo ago
bind space:magic-space
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by pwdisswordfishq 2mo ago
Indeed. Back when I worked at a small software sweatshop^Whouse, I was tasked with migrating the company's static-ish website (a bunch of PHP files) into WordPress. Heeding the linked advice, I carefully set up 301 redirects from the
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by pwdisswordfishq 2mo ago
It's a pretty overdone joke at this point, don't you think?
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by pwdisswordfishq 3mo ago
> can’t wait to hear about how some 9/11 truther blog was the cream of the crop Compared to the torrent of AI slop today, it was.
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by pwdisswordfishq 3mo ago
At this point, I would not be surprised if they did it on purpose.
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by pwdisswordfishq 3mo ago
So how do I take a shared reference to a variable named "raw"? Complicating the grammar for no good reason. This should have stayed a macro.
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by pwdisswordfishq 3mo ago
Good ol' appeal to emotion devoid of technical argument.
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by pwdisswordfishq 3mo ago
Why even bother with the CSS class? Just apply text-wrap: nowrap; to all <code> elements and dispense with the fragile regex parsing.
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by pwdisswordfishq 3mo ago
Just kidding, it’s just a bit.
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by pwdisswordfishq 3mo ago
I thought this was a bit, but then I tried it for myself. It really is his password!
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by pwdisswordfishq 3mo ago
Hey, I logged in as you, it really is your password lol.
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by pwdisswordfishq 3mo ago
DVDs and CDs are digital media. "Digital" does not mean "rented instead of owned".
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by pwdisswordfishq 3mo ago
So, they should allow questions about installing random software?
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by pwdisswordfishq 3mo ago
> if it is not perfect (e.g. does not have enough references) Having references for claims is not "perfect"; it's basics . Which is especially becoming more relevant in the age of ever more rampant misinformation. Take a
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by pwdisswordfishq 3mo ago
Was the title "What's wrong with this JavaScript code?"?
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by pwdisswordfishq 3mo ago
Many people come to Stack Overflow carrying preconceptions about how the site is supposed to operate and are surprised when reality does not agree with them. Since admitting to being wrong would be too hard, they prefer to come up with quas
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by pwdisswordfishq 3mo ago
That's because it black-screened instead.
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by pwdisswordfishq 3mo ago
But why bother when you can just use <button>?
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by pwdisswordfishq 3mo ago
(2026)
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by pwdisswordfishq 3mo ago
Isn't that what "incognito mode" is for? Why should random websites have the capability to wipe themselves from history?
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by pwdisswordfishq 3mo ago
It's "it" as in the pronoun, not as in "iterator".
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by pwdisswordfishq 3mo ago
If you ever make it to the bottom, it was never infinite in the first place.
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by pwdisswordfishq 3mo ago
> a relatively good career What's that for?
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by pwdisswordfishq 3mo ago
Not even any built-in transliteration rules, but the transliteration rules engine . One has to load a custom ruleset to exploit it – and I presume no sane implementation is going to accept rules from untrusted input.
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by pwdisswordfishq 3mo ago
The Google which no longer searches for what you ask and instead rephrases your query into meaninglessness and returns irrelevant results? That Google?
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by pwdisswordfishq 3mo ago
How long is the program which enumerates all N-digit programs?
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by pwdisswordfishq 4mo ago
Indeed. The real shame is that Wikipedia mentions none of that, not that it has an article at all.
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by pwdisswordfishq 4mo ago
> Wikipedia editors are just Reddit mods with delusions of grandeur In other words, just Reddit mods
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by pwdisswordfishq 4mo ago
Trusting a rando who claims to be the CEO of a company nobody heard of is worse, yes.

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